Many fail to see any silver lining to the handout.
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"I fail to see the point of it," he said.
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But they fail to see the forest through the trees.
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"I fail to see the humor in it," she said.
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We fail to see the root cause of sexual assaults.
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They also fail to see that they're treating you unfairly.
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I fail to see what national security gains are achieved.
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I fail to see how this relates to love, exactly.
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It seems they fail to see his own accountability in this.
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If there is courage in that, I fail to see it.
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Leaders who fail to see this fatally undermine our national security.
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I, too, fail to see compelling evidence to support Trump's charge.
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Too often, they fail to see the even more common reverse problem.
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What they fail to see is the president is a transactional leader.
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Our task should always be to understand what we fail to see.
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As a result, they fail to see that care can transform social conditions.
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Explanation: Only a cynic could fail to see that he was being funny.
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Those who seek the mural's destruction fail to see anything salvageable in the painting.
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Why does Ms. Merkel fail to see that unusual times need unusually good rhetoric?
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What they fail to see or understand is that feeling of going 100 m.p.h.
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However, conservative politicians, such as Attorney General Jeff Sessions, fail to see this link.
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They fail to see that economic decisions are about trade-offs, not discovering eternal solutions.
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Post-rationalizing memos which fail to see inherent biases are a good place to start.
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So much of Sontag's best work concerns the ways we try, and fail, to see.
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What they fail to see is that socialism will not bring the change they seek.
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"I fail to see how the government will restore investor confidence anytime soon," he wrote.
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This one could too when Presidents Trump and Putin fail to see eye to eye.
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Those who fail to see the PKK threat in Syria are making a historic mistake.
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And convincing those who fail to see the benefits of the status quo can be difficult.
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I fail to see how this is different from digital zoom, so I mostly disregarded it.
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If we don't, Woolf warned, we'll fail to see the solutions to America's early death problem.
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No one can fail to see this in the speeches of the presumptive Republican presidential candidate.
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"I fail to see how this will be a more efficient and effective organization," he said.
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JACQUELINE COOLIDGEChevy Chase, Maryland Those who complain about rising inequality fail to see the big picture.
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The uptake has been slow, because some investors fail to see a clear path to outperformance.
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Morton compares the market-driven reality we fail to see to that of a swimming pool.
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Others, who are delighted by her extravagance and whimsy, often fail to see further than that.
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If some of the sensors fail to see an obstacle, there are several others that probably will.
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And patients will be left to wonder why governments fail to see the purpose of repurposing drugs.
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I fail to see why this is a particularly difficult spot for Mr. Heller to be in.
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" Richmond continued, "I fail to see how a social gathering would benefit the policies we advocate for.
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By being so forcefully committed to their position, they fail to see the middle-of-the-road solutions.
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They fail to see that the more dishonest they appear, the more they are in fact helping Trump.
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She says marriage entails compromise, but I fail to see what compromise lies between moving and not moving.
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We fail to see and accept reality as it is — with life in death and death in life.
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Just as they failed to understand Trump's rise, they fail to see that their theories have been discredited.
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Poetry, to me, is what is right in front of you every day that you fail to see.
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" via GIPHY "If you're always willing to try new things, I fail to see how sex could become boring.
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Agree with him or not, I fail to see why a thinking monarch is any less "dignified" for it.
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And I definitely will not support filmmakers who fail to see how their casting choices hurt the disabled community.
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Xenophobic nationalists fail to see that their response, paradoxically, leads to the very same outcome they wish to avoid.
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I suspect some whites who hold this view never voted for him and fail to see any irony in that.
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Maybe they look around their neighborhoods and workplaces and fail to see those impacted by DACA and other governmental programs.
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What they fail to see is that Mr. Morales's defeat in February resulted from damning facts, not critical news coverage.
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Consequently, our habitations have become fragmented and we fail to see the city's infrastructure and life in an integrated way.
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If you focus on the similarities between her work and theirs, you fail to see the specificity of what she attained.
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If we fail to log difference, we also fail to see how much tougher it is for some people than others.
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It's only a problem when I turn that into a cyclical pattern, or fail to see the personal harm in things.
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I fail to see where the free debate that is supposed to separate the good ideas from the bad ones comes in.
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"We fail to see any meaningful impact on the real economy in the near term," Wilson wrote in a recent client note.
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We fail to see how the proposed privatization of PREPA would result in a more affordable, resilient, or financially sustainable electrical system.
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And it does so without eliminating any United States options should Pakistan still fail to see the benefits for its own future.
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Mr. Goldwater, who holds five patents on bicycle lighting, refers to them as "toys," although some consumers fail to see the difference.
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"What they fail to see is the big picture, which isn't a very popular thing to look at in politics," he said.
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Many observers fail to see that its liabilities are another form of government debt, claiming instead that they "distort" the market for Treasuries.
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The IMF's forecasters almost invariably fail to see recessions coming; the Fed, during Mr Fischer's tenure, repeatedly overestimated the risk of rising inflation.
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And yet, despite doing everything right, they fail to see the next wave of innovation coming, they get disrupted, and they ultimately fail.
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"They have to have a reason for wanting them and I fail to see a reason," Giuliani told CNN's Dana Bash last month.
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As a result they never really take the idea seriously and fail to see the digital future that is just around there corner.
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In the same vein, I fail to see why the public should not have an equally transparent, independent investigation of the Clinton controversies.
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We fail to see what's truly unusual or different about the Trump administration, and what is just normal Republican or executive branch practice.
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Both leaders are blinded by their own nearsighted ambitions and fail to see what's in the best interest of the people they represent.
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But those of us who are appalled by these acts sometimes fail to see the full scope of the awfulness we are witnessing.
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The performers' artlessness showed how we fail to see these basic problems and self-destructive tendencies, no matter how obvious or plainly stated.
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Not only did Kauser fail to see the necessity of using deadly force, he expressed utter surprise that Yanez felt compelled to do so.
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But it is in expanding beyond the art itself, into the experience, that it truly highlights the significance that some critics fail to see.
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The question countless people are waiting to have answered is, did the university fail to see what was going on or were they complicit?
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Those who oppose the mural's removal fail to see the pain it inflicts on people whose ancestors have actually experienced the suffering it depicts.
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The premise seems to be that those who wish to lower fertility rates must be misanthropic, or fail to see the value of humans.
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They fail to see that issuing these small refinery exemptions was part of the RFS' plan all along to ensure that competition remains preserved.
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Regarding the second point: I fail to see how my father's homosexuality could muddy the moral clarity of his cause or besmirch his reputation.
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We fail to see the staggering wealth gap among Asian Americans which leaves more than 10% of Asian Americans living below the poverty line.
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Kotak's analysts in a note said that while Vedanta stated the investment is to earn higher returns, they fail to see merit in the arrangement.
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Common ground dissipates and social tensions grow as people fail to see those they disagree with as anything more than an enemy to be destroyed.
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Only someone willfully blind to all this would fail to see that exactly the same behaviors have rearisen in exactly the same places as before.
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To the Editor: I fail to see any connection between Melania Trump's apparent hesitancy to fulfill the role of first lady and a feminist message.
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I find it very hard to believe how anyone -- even if you hate journalists and love President Trump -- could fail to see the danger here.
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Two NETs in another neighborhood not too far away are seriously injured when they fail to see a downed power line while moving broken branches.
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Too many leaders are afraid of change, so they fail to see how these kind of workers kill real innovation and team success in an organization.
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I also fail to see how it adequately commemorates a player this man ostensibly likes by condemning his likeness to a lifetime of watching him poo.
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They also totally fail to see that Lucan's political epics "work as spaces to reconfigure agency and the political (or philosophical) self," as Regler put it.
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Male funders often fail to see the market opportunities presented by female entrepreneurs because they don't see the same need for a missing product or service.
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Yet, by focusing upon the legalese and apparent inconsistencies of language between sections, lawyers often fail to see that de-identification is in fact a spectrum.
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When Justin testifies during the Baker family's negligence lawsuit against Liberty High School that Bryce raped Jessica, the students fail to see any justice from the court.
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That goal involves neither Grindelwald nor Dumbledore, and, even as a reluctant protagonist, I fail to see any reason why Newt is qualified to lead this story.
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If we fail to do this, if we fail to see what's happening in front of our faces, we will not be prepared for what comes next.
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If we fail to see this, we risk confirming for our students the old joke that we wouldn't want to join a club that would have us.
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Those who believe this is merely reductionism should consider the words of Jesus: Do you have eyes but fail to see and ears but fail to hear?
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"Fail to see the tragic, turn it into magic," instructs the Marilyn Manson lyric that opens the movie, a homily to guide Colleen toward her initial vows.
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One of the underpinnings of the Trump team's plans is the notion that the quislings in the establishment fail to see the world as it actually is.
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If Harry and Meghan have something to contribute — and I fail to see what that might be — let them follow the same immigration procedures as everyone else.
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White feminists may have good intentions but fail to see the many, nuanced ways of promoting and achieving gender equality from perspectives other than cis-gendered whiteness.
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Essentially, a person becomes so consumed with their own choice that they fail to see any development or change in the situation that would change their opinion.
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They will follow you one by one around corners where you can dispatch them individually and fail to see or care about the ever-widening pool of blood.
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" The European Club Association: "We fail to see the merits of changing the current format of 32 that has proven to be the perfect formula from all perspectives.
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Those that adopt more robust privacy practices will have an advantage over competitors who fail to see the Privacy Shield rejection for the harbinger of changes it is.
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In particular, they fail to see that years of massive Fed balance sheet expansion and zero interest rates created the easiest of borrowing conditions for the emerging markets.
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Anecdotal observations of a "new prosperity" in Pyongyang promulgated by overly optimistic political analysts fail to see through the mirage of a classic boom-bust, commodity-dependent economy.
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With that in mind, we fail to see how diverting $450 million away from efforts to rebuild military readiness is in the department or the taxpayers' best interests.
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Many people fail to see that issues involving China's leaders and grassroots political activism—which represent the existential questions about China's future—are the ones that actually matter.
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We, as a matter of official policy in the city of Austin, are not, and we fail to see that we have much to prove in this matter.
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"At some point you have to maintain and keep our campaign promises and at this point I fail to see the merits of this strategy," he told reporters.
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Only a willfully resistant mind would fail to see that she brought it upon herself by taking on a White House role for which she was completely unprepared.
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The first have already claimed the church's resolution as another victory in their campaign, the latter fail to see how one divestment is much different from another divestment.
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In contrast, too many mobile payment providers and not enough bank cards to use them with could prove enough of an inconvenience that consumers fail to see the appeal.
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Even the newest technology can contain the oldest prejudices and our lack of diversity is at the root of some of the things we fail to see and prevent.
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Yet, despite the evidence of the past three decades, they fail to see that their crackdown on Hong Kong is guaranteeing either a showdown or a backdown on Taiwan.
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Even now, years later, I sit in the back seat and fail to see what I'm supposed to, worry what happens if the driver's heart isn't what it seems.
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Worse, they're overlooked by wealthier Muslim neighbors who give generously to many charities, especially during Ramadan, but too often fail to see the economic struggles in their own backyards.
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They fail to see that Washington can no longer tolerate blatantly unfair trading practices, rising foreign debt and the drag on economic growth from its sharply declining net exports.
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Today, only the most hardheaded fail to see that Hiss was no martyr, and that the spies David Greenglass and Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were, to various degrees, guilty.
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Members of dominant social groups tend to believe that society is a meritocracy; what we fail to see is that the playing field was never level to begin with.
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STEPHEN BAINBRIDGEProfessor of lawUniversity of California, Los Angeles School of Law I fail to see why reversing Brexit is out of the question ("Storm clouds and silver linings", June 17th).
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Strangely, though, they fail to see this meeting as part of an active negotiating process India and Pakistan are now conducting in order to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
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I fail to see how enacting something like this is any different from just being evil, and I'm bothered by the myopic selfishness of this technique for buttressing self-control.
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"At the outset, I fail to see how a statute with no medical benefit that is likely to restrict access to abortion can be considered anything but 'undue,'" Higginbotham wrote.
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In today's culture, some supporters are so "anti-establishment" that they fail to see a candidate's serious shortcomings, such as lack of constitutional knowledge, a weak record and offensive behavior.
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If Al-Hadid sculpts faces without seeing them, announcing how we fail to see our own heads, she puts places under erasure to show how we fail to inhabit them permanently.
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"I think bitcoin is growing up," he said, hitting back at what he called "bitcoin naysayers" like "academic economists" who take a conservative view and fail to see the cryptocurrency's potential.
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Blendon said import changes are the most popular with voters, who fail to see how drugs from Canada or England are any more risky than ones made in the United States.
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" Ms. Yeats, who has an 8-month-old daughter with her female partner added, "I fail to see how extending this right to minority groups takes anything away from anybody else.
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Almost every venture capital fund and every tech company she interviews, for example, attribute tech's problems with women to some other source, and fail to see where they might contribute to it.
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" People often fail to see the bigger picture of who she is as a person, she said—and "if that's all someone thinks of you, how can you not think that's funny?
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Left thinkers who view the existing world order as corrupt, and fail to see that pregnancy, labor and child rearing are labor, miss the key fact that social reproduction can be creative.
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They look for causes, use guns, but fail to see that they themselves are the cause, that escapes are a result of their slothfulness, or their red tape, or just plain sabotage.
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I fail to see why modern Jews like Weiss should not possess the same right as their ancestors to interpret Jewish tradition through the wisdom and insights provided by a surrounding culture.
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"While ARM appears an excellently positioned business, we fail to see synergies, and consider the 47 times estimated 2016 price-to-earnings to be too rich in a fast-changing sector," Milliken said.
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Three movies coming out — Beautiful Boy, Ben Is Back, and Boy Erased — each offer a different take on the idealized white suburban son whose parents fail to see him as he really is.
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"Those who are pushing plans for a long-term continuing resolution fail to see the importance of a strong national defense and are creating a real possibility of a government shutdown," he added.
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Many people fail to see how the $2.5 trillion apparel industry is connected to our environment, which means we persistently pay no attention to how it might help us solve our climate crisis.
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Tech companies are not legally bound by the new recommendations, but the Commission has vowed to monitor their effect and drop the hammer with "necessary legislation" if they fail to see the desired results.
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Of course, it could—and will—create new types of Twitter humor, but I personally fail to see how something more long-form would differ from essentially any other social media or blogging platform.
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Conservatives who have come to embrace economic nationalism have misdiagnosed the problem, and therefore fail to see why bullying trade partners and indiscriminately cracking down on immigration won't bring back jobs and increase wages.
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Consumers may also fail to see value in services by an industry that has already proven incapable of protecting user data, or signing up for services replete with fine print eroding your legal rights.
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I have previously stated that, while I believe this is an allegation worth investigating, I fail to see a strong case for a criminal charge against Hillary Clinton based on what we know of the deal.
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It seems absurd that the United States and its allies could fail to see that these were only the first of many tentacles that would unfurl from Tehran to extend the mullahs' reach across the region.
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"I fail to see the logic behind the Iranians sending a drone to Israel," said Ehud Yaari, an Israeli television analyst of Arab affairs and an Israel-based fellow of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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Which is why I fail to see the irony in President Trump spending four days to comment on the NFL instead of other issues that might demand the government's attention, like hurricane-stricken Puerto Rico (A U.S. territory).
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The result is that black voters feel like their consistent support for Democrats is being taken for granted, creating a cycle in which black voters turn out for elections but fail to see much return on their investment.
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Our social and political institutions are buckling under digital threats to democracy, and we are in danger of granting even more power to Big Tech when we fail to see why users are making desperate declarations of independence.
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I&W as More than an IT Framework Despite geopolitical uncertainty and cyberthreats being a top concern for CEOs (as a recent PWC survey revealed), many CEOs fail to see the interconnected nature of geopolitics and cyber activity.
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I worry that our representatives, on both sides of the aisle, are so removed from the reality of working-class life that they fail to see, and fail to understand, the true driving forces of working people's discontent.
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A black, genderqueer journalist who serves as the president of the LA chapter for the National Association of Black Journalists, Anderson said they generally fail to see "as robust coverage of the community as I wanted" in LGBT media.
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You'd have to have your head buried so low to fail to see team sports have been and always will be driven by stars—even Lindros would tell you to pick your head up because that's a dangerous stance.
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As long as parents believe that they and their families live in self-contained silos, and fail to see the impact of their choices on the families around them, children will continue to suffer needlessly from vaccine-preventable diseases.
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James Holverstott, Detroit, MI Decision shows how costly an agenda can be I fail to see how anyone can view the loss of 25,000 jobs and billions in tax revenue a win without having a better plan in place.
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If he appears reclusive perhaps it is because we fail to see the significance of his companions — it is perhaps because we are not ourselves reclusive enough, or, for that matter, social enough in the Thoreau's peculiarly intimate way.
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"Given that a number of European countries have capacity market schemes that have no demand-side participation, we fail to see how the UK capacity market can be singled out," they said, adding that the decision can be appealed by Britain.
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"New and salient research is always welcome, but introducing this new center whilst ignoring the role of immigration policy in facilitating modern slavery is to fail to see the wood for the trees," said Emily Kenway, senior policy advisor at FLEX.
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And I don't just mean that they should be grateful to see Trump displaying his unfitness for office, which has long been clear to close observers, in such a dramatically unhinged way that only cultists can fail to see it.
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Because the language of the Asian salad is revealing of the dangers of bland, disembodied generalization: When you fail to see countries and cultures as discrete entities, what kind of consideration could you be expected to give to individual people?
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I think that if the charge is to recruit a more diverse workforce for CBP, I fail to see how you could not touch on these issues and in that case, do we not have leverage to try to make the situation better?
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Since many green advocates refuse to face the hard truths about solar and wind power (because are so committed to making these the sole power sources in America) they fail to see how they're actually hurting the industry they are most passionate about.
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The families that have thought about personal and professional growth are typically the most successful; those whose members are not committed to one another on a personal level often struggle because they fail to see the purpose in keeping the business together.
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"We fail to see how applying the privilege to Richardson's statements and reactions (during the appointment) furthers the purposes of the physician-patient privilege above the interest of the public in detecting crimes in order to protect society," Judge Robert Ringland wrote in his ruling.
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If wages do not rise and hardworking Americans fail to see continuous and tangible positive economic impacts, they will certainly have something to say come November – and what they say at the ballot box will not be good news for President Trump and Republicans.
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"Unless Saudi Arabia or Iran has a change of heart, we fail to see how the outcome will be any different, and it may ultimately be mounting supply disruptions in stressed states, rather than collective cartel action, that causes an accelerated market rebalancing," she said.
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"I fail to see the wisdom for holding meetings in May-June that would only demonstrate our failure in attending to what we should have done in a crisis like this and taking the necessary measures," Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman told Reuters on March 10.
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The short answer is no (I fail to see how golden dicks could have ushered in the so-called golden age of television, as The Sopranos is often said to have done) but against all odds it did make me understand the show's deep sense of place.
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Nobody reading about Israel's travails could fail to see the similarities to the political turmoil in the United States, where President Trump is facing impeachment over charges that he demanded political favors of the Ukrainian president in exchange for giving him public support and military aid.
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This inability to acknowledge racism creates a racial divide in how racism is viewed in America, in which many whites see these complaints as oversensitive or innocuous, yet fail to see that their definitions of racism come from the dominant position afforded to them by white privilege.
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But while the rest of the Internet will be stuck trying to answer these unknowable quandaries, they'll fail to see the truly troubling aspect of this image: are all those T-shirt's really deserving of being hung up, let alone with such a generous amount of closet space?
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"I fail to see how the Florida Department of Law Enforcement can legitimately refuse to investigate where there is reasonable suspicion that may lead to the discovery of criminal conduct of the 85033 election — actions that gravely damage Floridians' confidence in our electoral process and our democracy," she wrote.
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Apart from pushing the average urban individual who likely shops at their corner store even further away from human interaction, McDonald and Rajan fail to see how many communities would be harmed by Bodega's sleek gym-lobby machine business's appropriation and re-packaging of those communities' cultural capital.
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In their zeal to find a simple solution to the complex problem of political change, they overlook their heroes' flaws, fail to see the challenges they will face in power, and assume that countries are the products of their leaders, when it is almost always the other way around.
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Because it is an article of their faith that politics are bad and the unmediated encounter with data is good, internet prophets will fail to see the political implications of what they are trying to do, for in their eyes political implications are what they are doing away with.
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This is to say nothing of how many tenants routinely fail to see many of the packages they order online, a problem easily fixed for those with the ability to make sure a delivery service can drop off packages in their building by giving deliverers unique temporary access codes.
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This is why the person watching in the NFL command center needs to be on site, because in the time it takes to relay the information from New York to the stadium, that stumbling player that coaches always conveniently fail to see stumbling could be allowed back into a game.
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"There probably is some sort of a method to this gambit, if you will, but I fail to see it because so far it seems like the sort of rhetoric that is coming out of the White House is going to make it impossible for a trade deal to be achieved," Baig said.
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"Because individuals perceive climate change as out of their control or fail to see how they can make a meaningful difference, they may cope with feelings of fear by denying that there is anything to be concerned about or conclude that attempts to build concern are manipulation instead of education," the paper reads.
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"It's not about being nice, it's about really demanding what you want, and taking a stand because ultimately what these folks fail to see is that happy, well paid, safe workers give way to a healthy workplace and customers that are happy," said Ron Rubine, a representative for LA City Councilman John Lee.
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"I fail to see the wisdom for holding meetings in May-June that would only demonstrate our failure in attending to what we should have done in a crisis like this and taking the necessary measures," Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman told Reuters, responding to comments made by his Russian counterpart on Tuesday.
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Eminent domain allows land to be forcibly purchased for fair market value for the public good, but I fail to see how a project that would provide no benefit to the rural Texans in question, many of whom live far from any of the planned stations, qualifies as for the public good.
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Because this is the frustrating reality for the majority of fans of non-Western music: Many in the States are happy to use popular global acts like BTS for clout — inviting them to award shows, mentioning them on Twitter — but continue to fail to see them stand as equals among Western acts.
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"Even the Dogs" is about a group of people that most novels, and probably most readers of novels, avoid or fail to see properly—young drug addicts and alcoholics, the desperate unemployed, drifting from hostel to support housing and on to makeshift squat, roaming around town looking for the next fix, or just for something to eat.
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Pence argued Tuesday that Democrats are ignoring a growing crisis on the southern border, writing that illegal border crossings bring drugs and crime into the country and that migrants are abused on their journey to the U.S. "Only the willfully blind — or politically blinded — could fail to see the scope and scale of this crisis," he wrote.
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I fail to see how it was newsworthy, especially given the good work he's been doing The Register published an explanation of its decision to include the information on the tweets at the end of its story, saying it was a difficult decision but noting the information was in the public realm when the story was published.
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"The murder of innocent civilians because of their religious beliefs, and the murder of a police officer for the simple reason that he was a police officer," he said in a statement, "must be the wake up call to those who fail to see or acknowledge the rising tide of hate here in New Jersey, and around the nation."
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"I fail to see how the Florida Department of Law Enforcement can legitimately refuse to investigate where there is reasonable suspicion that may lead to the discovery of criminal actions in the conduct of the 2018 election," she wrote in a Sunday letter to the department, which has pointed to the Department of State's declaration that there is nothing to investigate.
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"When we assume that only 'monsters' or total strangers are capable of hurting our children, we fail to see, much less act on, evidence that something might be wrong in our own social circles, because none of us believes our friends, relatives, or partners are 'monsters' and therefore they couldn't possibly be trying to engage a child in sex," said Dr. Shields.
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"They have all the right people of color backing them up, but the artists involved with PSSST fail to see beyond their utilitarian use of identity politics and realize that LA and its working-class residents no longer will be content with mere representation in a gallery or museum when it results in their literal displacement," they told Hyperallergic via email.
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One of them is this: In failing to distinguish between the good of the nation and his own vanity, the danger is that Mr. Trump will fail to see the limits of his authority and will try to use both the bully pulpit and the power of government — the I.R.S., the F.B.I., regulatory agencies and others — to settle personal scores.
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From an introductory wrestling sequence in a Tijuana luchador ring to at least half a dozen other bloody sequences where bodies get hacked, smashed, and reduced to rubbery gobs of meat, the film seems like it was made by people who were honestly frightened the MPAA vetting squad might only watch one sequence, fail to see enough gore, and slap a PG-13 rating on the film.
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It's true that authors like me don't conform to the Western ideal of "the Author" — a lone white male sweating whiskey over his typewriter, perhaps pausing to light another cigarette and glare at the horizon — but I fail to see how telling stories with smell and touch, with petrichor and heat and the shadows of leaves on pavement, is inherently inferior to telling them with words.
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Mike Pence, Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell, Ted Cruz, business leaders such as Stephen Schwarzman and Carl Icahn, and a raft of White House advisers, including the bulk of the National Security Council, cannot fail to see the chaos, the incompetence, and the potential illegality in their midst, and yet they go on supporting, excusing, and deflecting attention from the President's behavior in order to protect their own ambitions and fortunes.
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It's long since driven me nuts that so many white middle- and upper-middle-class people who oppose affirmative action can look at a news story like Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli allegedly paying $500,000 to get their daughters into USC as crew recruits, even though they didn't row crew, and fail to see a clear and distinct connection to the legal, socially acceptable ways wealthier people will stop at nothing to get their children into elite American schools.
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She says she sees more and more medical students seeking residency programs where they are "guaranteed a robust program in reproductive health and social justice issues" and notes that with each subsequent generation of keyed-in women's healthcare providers, they will be the first line of defense in "legitimizing family planning and abortion as well as educating the next generation"—even in the face of zealots in the medical community who fail to see their misogynistic effect on women's health.
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"To my Republican colleagues who fail to see anything but innocent happenstance in these events, I would only ask you whether you would view the matter differently if [Obama national security adviser] Susan Rice had been engaged in secret discussions with the Russians, or a Russian attorney flew from Moscow to meet secretly with Chelsea Clinton and [Hillary Clinton campaign manager] Robby Mook in Clinton headquarters and then lied about it," he said during his opening statement in the closed-door meeting.
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